Hi David,
Thank you for your reply. I don't mean to sound ungrateful, I apologize. It was off thursday for a little bit, but friday had no responses in the forum, and it's after 4 EST today. I'm not complaining, I just didn't know what was going on, or if anyone had had a chance to take a peek. That said, I understand you guys have tons of requests for help and are doing the best you can, and I'm very grateful for that. I don't expect priority support, I didn't pay for priority. I just didn't want to be forgotten about, and I appreciate any help you can offer. Sorry if it came across as over-bumping. :)
The situation is basically this (or at least to the limit of my understanding, which is very limited):
What I'm trying to do is create a form that allows a user entering the page to nominate a teacher as being a superteacher. The user does not need to be logged in. However, I also need to hide certain fields from any user that is not logged in. These submissions will be posted to a custom post type "Entries". Entries will be judged by users that are logged in, who will rate 4 user responses (from the initial form) from 0-25, and the scores will be added to give a total. The tops scores in each region will be passed to a 'blue ribbon panel" who will re-judge the posts, and the highest score wins.
I'm working with a one page AJAX theme. When I enable conditional logic in gravity forms, the form disappears.
The display:none that your docs say gravity forms uses is present on the page. When I remove display:none (in firebug), the form shows immediately. So, I think it is ok to conclude the form is loading...in some form, otherwise it seems that removing display:none would not change anything (I'm thinking there would be nothing to "show" if nothing were being loaded, maybe this isn't a sound conclusion, I'm a javascript beginner, and at the moment gravity forms is just too big for me to meaningfully understand).
If I remove conditional logic, everything appears just fine. I am able to fill out and submit the form, no problem.
If I can provide screenshots, backend access, whatever else, I will be happy to do so. I've tried to work with the theme developer on the issue, and he has been very nice, as has everyone here. But his solution was to add custom css "#about .gf_browser_chrome { display: block!important;}". The form displays then, but it's pointless because he's basically just overriding the display:none, which defeats the purpose of the conditional logic.
2nd issue may need another thread (or maybe outside the scope of support), but once the submitted form is posted to the custom post type, I cannot view it, I get a 404 error. I realize that's a different issue, and I can work thru that later. I can't really get started until I can work this 1st issue out.
Thank you!!!
David
Posted 12 years ago on Monday December 10, 2012 |
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